Review on Logitech Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Renewed by Vn Dng Hong

Name: Logitech Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Renewed
Item: Logitech Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Renewed
Rating: 5

March 03, 2023

One of the best deals, glad I bought this.

Prior to that, there was a full-size gaming keyboard from Razer, but since those keys are actually tighter and have more travel, there is a definite tension on the fingers when playing games. And when you press a key, the keys creak. These flaws are not present with the LG keyboard, which has very clear, soft, and comfortable key travel.

The absence of a number pad is hereby noted (num pad). It is actively employed to regulate aviation travel in some games (such as GTA). To adjust to the new control, I had to reassign the keys.

Pros

- Everything was quite ergonomically pleasant, and I thought it was all very well done. Small, which I really enjoy because I have to keep two keyboards on the table—one for my home laptop and the other for my business laptop. Although it has approximately the same number of keys as Apple's keyboard, it is still 30% bigger. - Everything is really well made, both in terms of aesthetic appeal and material quality (aluminum case, excellent plastic). Separately, I want to draw attention to the volume roller, which is a fantastic idea and really handy. - An individual backlight level adjustment button. - A prominent display of the battery's condition (the keyboard starts flashing red all over, the indicator also shows). Fast reaction, comfortable key travel in terms of operation and pressing. Whenever pressure is applied to the spacebar, it is applied uniformly. - Gorgeous lighting, very cool.

Cons

Cons include (and I'd want to not include these because they are subjective and not especially critical): - The 2022 layout's position (a little to the left of the Latin at the same level) and illumination are both up to criticism. I am aware that the diodes are set up in this manner. But much like the number keys and the keys with special characters, it was possible to paint the 2022 layout. I don't look at it very often, and it doesn't really soar for me, but I still lost the keyboard's attractive appearance as a result of this. - A clanking noise. This is a feature, as far as I can tell, as the keyboard is called Clicky. I noticed a few additional varieties in international shops, and I believe one of them included a keyboard sans this sound. Not too harsh, you get used to the sound quickly, and others (as I discovered) don't seem to find it too unpleasant. Nonetheless, any typing is audible right away. - On the one hand, the software appears to be all-inclusive, allowing users to adjust colors, add effects, and assign tasks. In contrast to Razer, where even a child could figure out how to color the keyboard, this is incredibly sophisticated and not everything is immediately clear. However, I was unable to locate common macros or scripts. For instance, I really miss being able to put my computer to sleep by pressing a button. However, this button is absent (on Razer, it was one of the Fn buttons), and the application does not provide a similar command. I looked up commands on Google, but all I could find was hibernation. For the purpose of a single button, I do not want to install a third-party application. In general, there is room for improvement. - A unique "whistle" for the identical-series keyboard and mouse. I want to make one USB port available (for a laptop, this is critical). - I've never owned a keyboard that cost as much as this one does, so of course I wish it were less expensive. Yet in my opinion, the cost was well spent. I have no regrets about the purchase.